Denver Livestock Market Quotations
The Denver market shows strong hog prices with limited supply and active trading in sheep. A load of steers from Coke Roberds ranch Hayden Colp sold to Coffin Packing at 18 dollars, the best in months, with other cattle values ranging around 8.60 to 11.25 per cwt. Hog carloads reached 16 dollars to packers, with several Loads around 15.75 to 16. Steers, cows, and hogs reflect tight supply and steady demand as Steamboat Springs and Farmers Union consignors push prices higher. Sheep and lamb values held firm with 740 sheep averaging 71 pounds at 13.25 flat, 1,750 ewes at 6.25, and lambs up to 13.50 with feeders from 11 to 12.50. Market shows continued demand for choice lots and steady price levels across species.
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Newspaper Union News Service
Denver Live
Vcltle
Coke Roberd
Hayden
Colp
Coffin Packing and Provision Company
James Whetstone
Colo
Farmers' Union Co-operative Elevator
BUD. Ply Company
Wray, Cole
Coffin Acking and Provision Company
Denver
Steamboat Springs
Wathers
Eastern Live Stock Market Report from Chicago
In Chicago, Eastern live stock trades show cattle strong to 26c higher with many sales around 18.00, fat grassy cattle firm, calves 36.50 to 12.76, veal calves steady, stockers and feeders up to 25c higher. Western cattle scarce, hogs mostly 26 to 40c higher with top around 16.00, sows 14.20 to 14.00, lambs steady to 25c lower. Sheep weak, killing lambs high but feeding lambs strong, grain markets posted unrelated figures for Colorado and Chicago grain prices.
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Chicago
Japan Shrines and Nikko Pilgrims Tour Tokyo Kyoto Temples
A National Geographic bulletin describes congress members and American travelers visiting Japan's shrine cities. Nikko lavishes beauty as pilgrims climb to mausolea while Tokyo and Kyoto showcase the imperial palace, temples, art, and crafts.
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Japan
National Geographic Society
Congress
Orient
Nikko
Tokyo
Kyoto
Machine Diga Trees at Nursery
The nursery tree digger, devised by Edgar A. Jackson of Cupertin o California, can dig about 60 000 trees per day using roughly ten gallons of fuel. The gas engine powers drums linked to cables and a cutter device, with gear reduction providing strong pulling force and a large lifter to ease tree pulling. The machine moves between rows autonomously.
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Edgar A. Jackson
Cupertino
Cal
Humorous Exchange On Iconic Sub-Nasal Mustache
In a playful dialogue Miss Gushmore asks how the famous Charlie Chaplin style mustache was invented. Mr. Zitt explains he shaved the rear of his face and let the hair sprout under his nose after trouble fitting his safety roxor.
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Miss Gushmore
Mr. Zitt
Rubbering Bathing Resort Sale Ad
A man asks for rubber articles at a popular bathing resort store. The store clerk replies they offer a fine line of opera glasses among the rubber goods.
Mount Rainier National Park a Vivid History and Glaciated Majesty
In a vivid historical survey user notes Mount Rainier as a premier national landmark. The piece outlines the park’s name debate between Tacoma and Seattle, then chronicles exploration from Nootka to Vancouver, describes Rainier’s height at 14,408 feet, its glaciers, crater, and the surrounding flora. It highlights major glaciers Nisqually Ingraham Emmons Winthrop Tahoma Kautz and Park lands like Paradise Spray Park and Indian Henrys Hunting Ground.
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Ncle Sam
Mount Rainier National Park
Mount Rainier
Uncle Sam
National Park
Nalmer
Peter the Great
Vitus Behring
Siberia
Atlantic
Alaska
North Pacific
Perez
Haceta
Pacific Coast
Nootka Sound
Columbia River
James Cook
Cook's Inlet
Juan de Fuca's Straits
Columbia
Robert Means
East India Company
Robert Gray
Boston
George Vancouver
Nootka
Puget Sound
Gray
Broughton
Chatham
Mount Stainier
Peter Ratnier
Mount
Earth
Rainier
John D. Willhams
E. Matthes
United States Geological Survey
Cascade Range
Mount Shasta
Hogle Peak
United States
Alps
Sven
Tacoma
Seattle
Ila
Heigh
Mount Whitney
Fuji
Fujiyama
Japan
Hs Summit
Mount Mathier
Omin
United States, Geological Survey
Mount Hululer
Columbia Crest
Nisqually
Ingraham
Emmons
Winthrop
Tahoma
Kautz
Cowlitz
Paradise
Fryingpan
Carbon
Russell
Mowich
Puyallup
Pyramid
Brooke
Pacific
Spray Park
St. Andrews Park
Summer Land
John Muir
Mount Raller
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South Park
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Colorado
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Chie Toon
Fig
Idaho
Ahurale
Marly Ohlow
Shrines
Napoleon
Cromwell
Lake
Elwa
Mount Rainier 7 National Park
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